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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-27
HENRICO ELECTIONS.
Pull Republican Ticket Elected.


The Henrico election passed of quietly
yesterday the Republicans polling a very
heavy vote
From eight precincts heard from the
following are the official maiorities
For Treasurer, G. f. Anderson, Repub-
lican, 3jj.
For Sheriff J. W Southwark, Repub-
lican 80.
For Clerk of the County Court, ;. p.
Waddill, the present incumbent, is elect
ed without opposition.
For Commonwealth Attorney g. ".
Thomas Republican, has l.lO9 majority
over " # Beycridge, the independent
candidate and the other Republican
candidates are elected by a somewhat
smaller vote
The remaining precincts will probably
swell the Republican maioritics to
from four to eight hundred i'm the county.
CHESTERFIELD.
Up to the hour of going to press il was
impossible 20 hear anything from Ches-
terfeld county
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An Innocent Wan Killed.

ROCKVILLE. Mo- MAY 2G-The shoot
ine to death of John Nandcrburg i'm the
courtroom Yesterday. during his prelim-
mary examination ON the charge of out
raging Jennie Anderson, Is now believed
to have been horrible mistake, and, hot
wilhstanding she was the victim of some
mans lust and identified Nanderburg as
the man. vet her Identification was of
that uncertainty that usually fixes crime
ON the first person arrested Nandcrburg
was cooking for a camping party four
miles from the scene of the outrage ai 3
o'clock that afternoon. and at o'clock
hc was again in camp The coroner $
Jury censured the Judge for not di-arm-
iur and watching the Anderson boys and
Ed Evans. from whom something des-
pcratc was expected, and they brought in
"a verdict of murder against Lint Ander-
son and Ed Evans The testimony
shows that c0n,tablcs were watching
these men. but were thrown oil their
guard by their composed manner while
the Judge was reviewing the testimony
Scarcely had be- pronounced hold thc
defendant In $4,000 bond than Lint
Anderson had sent two shot. through
Nanderburg'- body and Ed Evans fired
two more. Friends of the murdered man
declare that they will prosecute 10 The
end
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-27
knocked senselcs- ~ the FIRST Round.

TEERE HAUTE, IND.. May 2G.-Two
hundred men crowded into hall at Car
bon, near here, last night TO see prize
fight % "a finish between James Duiiy
coal miner of Clinton, and Jack Smith,
of Chicago. Duffy knocked Smith out
in one round Both men were in prime
condition, weighing lG0 pounds, and were
ready for a slugging match. They had
spared for position for few seconds
when slugging began. Duffy gave Smith
a terrible undercut under the ear, knock
ing him hat on his face. At the end Of
ten seconds Smith failed to respond, and
the referee declared Duffy the winner
Smith was carried ont and did not revive
for several minutes.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-27

what i, Doing over the River.

The funeral of Mr. j. c. Moore took
place yesterday at . o'clock from the
Meadc-Memorial church. Rev Mr. Clop-
ton OBLIGATED. and the remains were i'm
TERED al Maury Cemetery The follow
ne gentlemen acted as pallbqArer- Dr.
s l.. Ingram. r. b. w BcattH, John T.
Whitlock, Henry Fitzgerald, +. W Weisi-
ger. and John b. Vaughan.
Mr. Moore was an excellent man, he
was "a member of the city School Board,
and leaves a wifi, four daughters, and
one SON.
Invitations are ont TO the marriage of
Judge John H. Ingram 20 Miss Octayia
Page ~ublctt The ceremony will take
place at thc Meade Memorial church ON
fIe 9Th of June
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-27

New YORK. May 2G-Lawyer William
A. Delaney who represents in New
York certain foreign bondholders Of the
Kansas Pacific railroad before 1t was COB
bled up by Jay Gould, Russell Sage and
Others, said to-day that he would com
mence an action against these parties as
soon as the necessary papers arrive from
Amsterdam, Holland. The amount Of
the sum will be close to s3000,OOO.
George Gould and Russell Sage to-day
refused to speak on the matter.
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A Murder nnI Not a ,nIcIdr.

CHICAGO, May 2G.-A special from Bra
iii, Ind, says II was reported yesterday
that Diaz Cutler, a farmer Of Grant sta
ton, had committed suicide by throwing
himself under a Bee Line train. The
coroner after searching investigation
decided that Mr. Cutler had been muir
dered and his body afterward placed on
the track The body was picked up i'm
mediately after being run over but was
already cold.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-27

WINFIELD, KANSAS, May 2G.-Yester-
day morning two Sante Fe trains col
lided near Wichita, and before they could
get ilagmen cut two extras, one from
each direction, piled into the wreck, mix
ing things up in great shape. The de-
tails regarding the accident are very
meager. II is rumOred that several per.
sons were more or less injured The
cause Of the accident is unknown, though
the train dispatcher will probably be
charged with Il.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-27
rrr.idenfinI Amendments.

WAsuINcroN. May 26-The President
this afternoon made the following APP
pOintments
J. W Reid, of Virginia, to be Assistant
Register Of the Treasury, vice Mr.. Fish
resigned Mr. Reid was a chief Of diyis-
ion i'm the Register office, and is promoted
upon the recommendation OF Register
R0secmus, for efficiency
The following official changes have
been made in the Department Of the In
riOr
Office of the Secretary-Appointment ::
Captain Andrew j. Terry of Smithyille,
Charlotte county, Va, custodian. s 800
per annum.
General Land Office Resignation
Duane +. Fox, Of Michigan clerk at
{ 500
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kIlIed by an LspIoding noiler.

PlrrsBuRG. May pa special from
Connellsyille Pa, says The boiler Of a
portable saw mill belonging To John
Craft, located near Leisenring, exploded
yesterday, instantly killing James Naylor
and seriously iniuring the proprietor and
a man named Alexander Work Naylor
was horribly mangled and the other two
men were badly cut and burned, but will
recover
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-27
rorc,t l'lrc, rltingui,hcd by Rain.

CmDco. May 2G A Im~ special
from Marquette Mich says Copious
rains all over the peninsula have eX-
tinmishcd the forest fires The relief
fund for the Lake Linden sufferers, in-
Guiding 100000 appropriated by the Leg
i-nturc. amounts tO about $4,000 Out
-idc cities are contributing literally hut
when it is considered that there are 1000
houscless people the amount is far short
of the absolute need.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-27

The scenes at the ruins of the Opera
ComiQue this morning are most distress
ing and heartrending \ strong mill
tary Gordon, encompasses the ruins of the
burned structure Outside the Gordon
are crowds of excited people, crying,
wringing their hands. and calling aloud
the names of missing relatives or friends.
Many bodies of ballet dancers have al
ready been taken out Their remains
were found lying i'm heaps The trcmcn
assert that number of bodies are lying
i'm the upper galleries. The death list, 1t
is now stated, will probably exceed the
nrnNInn. n.limnin.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-27

ELLSWORTH Nh, May 26-Three men,
father and TWO sons. named Giles, al
Falls Village. have for considerable
length of time shown unmi,takable signs
of poisoning Yesterday one of the sons
died. and the father and the other son
are very low and failing Al analysis of
the food they have been eating shows the
presence of arsenic 10 is not known how
The poison got into the food.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-27

CNcINNArI, May 26.-A special from
Lexington, Ky, says L. T. Jennings, OF
Middlebury, Vt, has bought Of \. A.
Kitzmiller, of this city, the bay colt Tom
Hendricks, by Red Wilkes, dam by Curtis
CLAY. Price. S2,l00.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-27
Weather Indications.

WAsHINGToS May 26.-Indications for
the next twenty-four hours, commencing
at SPIN. Thursday For Virginia, fair
weather, light winds, generally westerly;
cooler, followed by rising temperature.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-27

CmCAGo, May 2G-Robert Rathbumc
filed petition in The Circuit Court yes
terday for a writ of h0jeas c0lpns. which
the court granted, making 1t returnable
forthwith Rathburnc is held ON "a tele-
gram from Kansas City charging him
with grand larceny. He is, or was until
recently, "a travelling salesman for a Kan
sas City wholesale jewelry house. lie
reached here only TWO days ago, accom-
panied by young wife, on visit 90 his
father 10 is alleged that Rathburne, in
company with Louis Wilson and samuel
Harris, robbed William +. liollingsworth,
of Kansas City, Of $4,000 in Government.
bonds on train coming 20 this city
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
HAPPENINGS 1T NOM IND IBR01D
IS SENT OVER THE WIRES

The Paris Theatre Horror An Innocent
Nan Killed Terrible Gas Explosion.
Grave Charge Against "a Business Wan.
Killed by an Exploding Boiler Weather
Indications
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-27
,truck h, Lightning and Killed.

BETHLEHEM. Pa, May 2G.-During a
thunderstorm at Bangor this county,
Yesterday. Samuel Shuek, aged twenty
four. while ON houce roof repairing "a
chimney. wa. struck by lightning and in
stanuy killed. \ young man with him
escaped with a slight shock.
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PARIS. MAY % The bodies of the
ballet dancers who lost their lives by the
burning of the Opera Comique last night
arc living i'm heaps In The ruins of the
theatre The frcmcn assert that many
bodies are lying in the upper galleries
The number of persons killed greatly eN-
cccds previous estimates. An excited
crowd surround the ruins, which are
guarded by military Gordon Many dis
rcssing scenes are witnessed
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-27

4 Chief of Police Shot by "A Cattle Thief.
WINNIPEG, May 26.-Chief-ot-Police
McRae was shot and probably fatally
wounded last night by Joe FAINT, noted
cattle thief, whom he had arrested
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-27
rHE PARIS THEATRE HORROR.
one Hundred aud Ten Persons burned
Seventeen Fatally.

PARIS May 26-The police authorities
state that so far as learned seventeen per
sons lost their lives in last nights fire at
the Opera Comique. and one hundred and
ten were burned and otherwise wounded.
Ii is impossible as yet 10 search the ruins,
but when this is done it Is feared that the
death list will be augmented considera-
hlv
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Captain Terry Receives An Appointment.

A VIII De seen irOm the Washington
news. Yesterday was a good day for \ir-
einians one of them received first
class treasury appointment, and Captain
A. j. Terry, member OF the House OF
Delegates from Charlotte county, gets "a
good place i'm the Interior Department
His many friends join in congratulations.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-27

No decision has as yet been rendered
in the GallegO Mills case.
If the lower court decides against him
Mr.. Charles L. Todd will take the case
up to the Court of Appeals.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-27
NO NEWS.
THF DOfNGS OF 4 VERY Drill DiI
rs THE VONTH OF MfY

The Trials and Tribulations ola Rambling
Reporter on "A Lengthy and Unsucce-s-
ful Tramp from Hollywood To- Bird-In-
Hand.
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Mnrrlage of nr. CudIIpp and w, EIadick.

In another column will be found the
marriage notice of d. G.. l.. Cudlipp and
Miss Patiic II Riddick daughter of Rev
j. II. Riddick, of Clay-street NJ.
f. church The marriage took place at
Elizabeth City, May 2jth The notice is
taken from tie Norfolk Iuyiaian.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-27

The Washington >lu # yesterday
-ay. The Richmond Gmys who left the
canu of tnc \irrnia Brigade for home
to-day. did SD according 90 am under
-.andma their captain bad with General
Anderson when Ae brought This company
here THE company +, made mp largely
of WORKING men. who could NOT Afford TO
remain away from their work for week,
and ID va, understood that they should
r.frrn home after they had drilled
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-27
Ian,downe Return. To Ottawa.

TORONTO, ONT, May 26-Atter three
weeks visit here the general
and party returned to Ottawa this morn
ing
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-27

The Trials and Tribulations ofa Rambling
Reporter on a Lengthy and Un,ucce,s-
ful Tramp from Hollywood To- Bird-In-
Hand.
Yesterday is what is known in the
reporter ycrnacular as q very duh day.
one of the TIMES representatives
started out in hopes of finding
something worth recording al The
various news resorts He had an
inkling That am important charter bad
been granted He hastcned 10 the City
Circuit Court. only tO De met with the
answer That no charter had been granted
Yesterday. and none during the term of
the Court
The Custom house and Po-t-ofiIcc were
as bare of items as old Mother Hubbard
cupboard was of bones
At thc First Police station Captain
Plcasant- and Sergeant Jctcr were found,
hut they had nothing 90 report Both
were watching q man who was patching
the sidewalk between the station house
and the Office of the clerk of the market.
AMONG TIRE SHIPS
a walk ON the dock did NOT serve to
prove ''i''' a." .n i..l l..,'
,,r.e,n-.i, .,'..',' ranortrd Thr Comfy Court
Lon.D. wax deserted Everybody wa. I'm
fbe county looking after lhc election
SO couu was I'm session and n0 deeds
,r.rc recorded and mo- marriage license.
i..l,l
Tlc onlv Shin news of interest was
....,,t.,,..i f., ,l.o. ..tLoonor Cifr. off Na.-ua
f,l,... tl... .No.t Indie. Tbc carfain was
loin.. flrilinr hu.inc-- in pinc.applc-
l'..,.,... ,oral SMELLS and other r6niral
nrolnrt.
a. nf- n.ini tho r.norfer- uafincc
..,.. ,.r, moan Ioina exhausted Uc
c.r like ending bis rcpororial career. and
trl .euI lqfe Obtained leave OBJ ab-
..n.o ,,ouIl have kent on to Fulton and
r.a.,..., r..-0f fofi Az Dcnnv--trect para.
,,I.r. tl,.r.. .,,a- fo Doe dancing under the
,I..fr,. I.hf and fo Tine strain. of sweet
music
BgiiWa- discoura4ine io mm VINO.
leaving Hollywood Cemetery 4" SOW
ID clock. had IaNci7cd lhe clll amos ''
JOS cNumc eastern border without -"
much a- seeing q doe-Iehi.
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-27

Subscribe To the Daily Record by sending
a postal card 10 Box 2.3, city. Fifty cents pes
month.
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, POISONING TRAGEDY.
Mother and son Try To Get Rid ot ha'e"
Relatives with Fatal Results.

Relatives with Fatal Results.
VIENNA. Nav 26-Fiye thrilling acta
might easily be made out Of peasant
tragedy Just reported from Galicis. In a
little village with an unpronouncesDie
name lived a happy family, consisting OF
am old man called Dackof; his wlie,
Maruncka, and two JOSEF ana re
ter. Some time ago was married.
and i'm due course his presented MN
with two children.
The extraordinary iness OF ola
Dackof for his grand en- awakened
the jealousy of Marun !, who, after
watching her husband, ca e TO the con
clusiOn that he was carry X on an IN
trigue with his daughterin.law
VENGEANCE RESOLVED UPON.
Meanwhile Peter Dackof, the unmsr-
ried son. had grown suspicious that his
brother was trying TO cheat him out OF
his inheritance. Jealousy soon turned
To hate, and after talking matters over,
mother and son resolved on vengeance
The next Sunday they asked Josefs
wife and children TO dinner, and set a
hearty meal before them, with a tooth
some cake 10 crown the feast Nobody
touched the cake that day, however,
which was lucky, for il was poisoned.
The sunday following Maruncka re
newed the experiment on more elab-
orate scale This time she made two
similar cakes-one poisoned, the other
harmless and to induce the victims to
eat she herself took piece OF one cake.
4 few hours later she expired having
eaten of the wrong cake
KILLED THE CHILDREN.
Peter Dackof now tried his hand and
succeeded better than his mother. One
day ne contriyed to put some poison into
the soup of his sisterin-law and her
children. The children both died in con
vulsions. but their mother, having taken
very little soup, recovered after terrible
illness.
The murderer, happily, did not escape.
Having been arrested on suspicion, he
was tried and condemned to death. Ills
appeal against this sentence has just been
rejected, and Peter will shortly be handed
over tO the hangman
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-27
lL. Al-l. nrnllnn A.AInm.

To- annual meeting of the Richmond
Orphan Society will bc held 40 the
if.. 'lcr.m church next sunday
.Wn u 5o'clock. Rev Dr. Goodwin,
.. La-lrecj Baptist church, will de-
Hrr t.. address,
Ia0o wI he good singing by the boys
tn. other interesting exercises The
r0.I. D.. invited
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-27
.ralh of Eeduciug Iron-Wo orkcr,' wnsc,.

M
pur.nrn. May 26 Am important
meeting of thc Western Iron association
was held yesterday. every important
min in the organization was represented.
The Object was tO discuss wage, for next
year. n Was difficult to obtain informa-
fi0n 900 lhc deliberations of the iron mas
tcr,. hut 10 wa. definitely learned that the
scale sill NOT De- "a, quickly arranged as
last year s. discussion on trade showed
That unusually heavy importation- Of for
cign material have greatly affected the
industry in thi, country u affairs con-
Gnuc a- during the past ieW weeks 10 will
hc impossible 90 pay the present scale of
wages it was argued The AmaIgamated
Associations a- already stated will de-
mmd thc scale of l~e3 which is prac-
dmlly an increase of lO per cent so
conference committee was appointed the
matter being Ieft to members in the diff
fcrcnt districts.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-27

Cardinal Gibbons was announced TO
,"l Tor America yesterday.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-27
TIN COuPON CKI SUEK.
An Order from Judge Bond Which. II {,
Claimed. VIII CrushIt

An bfuff from Judge Bond w hich, II l.
Claimed. VIII Crush
Mr. vs. D. Royal returned from Bahi-
more yesterday lie brought with him
an injunction order from Judge Bond
restraining Commonwealth, Attorney
Witt from entering suit against per-
sons who have paid their taxes in
coupons aud refused 90 pay I'm amy other
medium. Treasurer Tin~ley. of Rich
mond BIAS reported 20 Commonwealth
Attorney Witt all persons who have
rendered coupons for their taxc- and
Mr. Witt va- about to institute suits.
against each of these. under the Jaw
known a- The Coupon Cushcr
Two hundred and sixty of the parties
were persons who had bought coupons
from Mr. Cooper, with Dis written guar
mtce to them to stand between them and
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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-01-06
MAYORS lOURT.

Dick Ward violated the law against
carrying concealed weapons and the rules
of his Sunday.school teacher as we'll, and
carried a pistol on Sunday, December
26. He was arrested on December %,
and fined $40 and costs (amounting to
$l6) and sent to Jail for thirty days. 70
1de Day (colored) disturbed the peace
and insulted and assaulted Henry Creek
in North High street saloon on Decem-
Der 20. He paid $40 to the city. a
Patrick Haogerty became intoxicated
on the 28th ult, and raised a row be.
cause he was refused liquor at the
Kramer House bar. He is now working
out q $40 fine. .t.
Isaac West, for drunkenness and dis.
orderly conduct in connection with the
shooting scrape Of the night of december
/, was fined $25 and costs, which he is
working out. .I-...
Jack Bolden, a civil colored boy, will
learn useful lesson from having to pay
IS for committing nuisance in public
building.
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On Monday last Mr.. Pitt Sanders end.
ed his second term of Office as County
Commissioner, and he celebrated the
occasion of his exit from Office with q
little banquet rendered to party oi
friends and representatives Of the local
press at Phil Kramer's hospitable hos
tlerie on that date. Among the guests
was his successor, Mr.. John NJ. Foust,
who on the same day was initiated into
the duties of the Office. Mr.. Sanders
had served for six years, and they were
six Of the most busy years for the Com.
missioners, probably, in the county's his.
tory. During his official career the con.
struction of turnpikes was at its height,
the Court House and Infirmary addi.
tions we're built, and wash.outs have
been unusually severe. Mr.. Sanders
retires to private life with the best wishes
of host Of friends.
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DODSONVILLE,

January Sd, 1887.
Mr.. Thomas Hickey, Of Chicago, is visiting
relatives and friends at this place.
Rev. Maxey, Of Russell's, preached ct this
place In the absence Of Rev. L. NJ. Davis, Sum
LAY.
Miss Hattie Swartz, Of Lynchbure, who has
'een visiting Miss Sadie Duvall the past week,
has returned home.
A number Of our young folks attended an
oyster supper given by Mr.. Will Abernathy, of
Lynchburg. Thursday night.
Mr.. William Cook and mother, who have
been visiting relatives here the past week, have
returned to their home in Cincinnati.
Mr.. J. q. Tedrick, OF Hoagland, was called
nome Thursday night owing to . sudden and
worse change in his mother, Mre. Lille Tedrick,
Messrs. R. E. stroup, Jhas. stroup, and R.
Stanley Marsh, Of this place, and the Misses
Bessie CLANCY. Minnie and Stella Hopkins, of
Pricetown, spent Thursday st the residence Of
Thomas Hopkins, as Lynchburg.
As Mr. harry Conrsrd 10 . Newspaper editor,
ne is none the less . fine musician. On last
Wednesday night after prscticing on the
violin, he retired with the same, aud not until
morning did he realize what his bed.fellow
Was.
On New Years Day the wife Of Mr.. George
Hawthorne was the victim Of . pleasant sur.
prise, that day beng the fifty. third anniver-
'sry OF her birth. Her neiGhbors, friends,
and relatives came in with well-fiiled baskets.
bountiful repast was spread and enjoyed BY
Ill. The afternoon WAS spent in social confab,
+fter which the good people dispersed to their
homes.
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The Lecture

By Rev. DR.. ]. H. Bsyliss on the subject
"Rome, Pompeii and vesuvius" at the
M. E. Church last Thursday evening was
a marked success in all respects. The
Reverend Doctor handled his subject in
an entertaining manner, and held the
audience in rapt attention from the be.
ginning to the close, and many of the
more humorous descriptions caused
waves of merriment that were more
than ripples. The lecture netted about
$50 for the Young Mems League. a very
successful and encouraging start in the
series of entertainments they propose to
offer to the public. DR.. Bayliss has
placed the League under many obliga.
tions for his kindness and generosity,
and receives the personal thanks of
every member of that organization. The
young ladies who 80 kindly assisted in
decorating the pulpit with flowers and
vines also deserve word of thanks.